tussy

Ironic. A quality or attribute. Used to describe something high-class, fancy.

I love the tussy details on that chandelier! It makes the whole room look tussier.

by anon333 December 27, 2006

tussle

To playfully mess up one's hair

Lil Tommy was being so funny I just had to tussle is hair.

by Dennis February 26, 2003

tussing

Taking a close up picture of your clitdick and sending it by text message to an unsuspecting victim.

"Mary just sent me a close up picture of her clit!"

"Oh shit, son! You got tussed! That hoe was tussing you."

by Tussling taters April 21, 2014

Tussle

To smoke marijuana. Means the same thing as smoke, blaze, burn, etc.

Hey, y'all wanna tussle, yo?

by Rockindabed July 26, 2011

tussle

To bone someone; to screw

Would you like to tussle?

by Catherine3186 August 7, 2005

tusslin

when 2 or more fools are involved in a tussle, scuffle,jail break attempt, they be tusslin'.

*tusslin' is ghetto in origin; old school, commonly used in the south, or in the hood.

Officer B: Those 3 guys aint shit. Not one of them could stop dude. They was tusslin' with a stranger they thought done robbed they office. WHY? They don't know him. I wish he had been packin' and shot they asses.
I saw all 4 of them tusslin'
*starts laughing, rolling around, and grabs his chest,for a good 3 minutes*
Dude was BLACK and didn't do shit but walk past those 3 white racist sons of bitches. . When they asked him why he was in the area, he told the truf.

Dude said "I'm walkin' off my drunk."

and he kept on walkin'. tusslin' with them fools prolly got his drunk off even quicker. Coulda been the robbery too.

by M Ryder February 14, 2008

T'uss

A word which can be deployed in any situation, but only if used within the context of a physical movement towards what is being expressed. Speakers of the language will be able to deploy the word in more complex situations to denote increasingly complex expressions if they practice the language constantly, along with at least 3 other persons.

Mate are you t'ussing to the t'uss later on (only used if the participants of the language have previously discussed going to the pub).

by polytechnic arsonist June 14, 2010